I'm excited, do some research, then realize I'm not too sure about the current market.Maybe book 2 is about creative financing, which is great knowledge to have and one more piece of the puzzle.Then maybe book 3 is about medium-term rentals, something clicks, and—bam!

If you are at all handy with minor renovations, then you can go shopping for properties with tired landlords and small to medium amounts of deferred maintenance.That's how I would look at getting started.

You need to find a happy medium and do some research.

*This is the second post in High Point NC Market Data Thread*High Point is a medium sized city positioned right of Greensboro's hip, and in between Winston-Salem and Greensboro, supporting a population of around 117,000 and employing about 52.1k people.High Point's annual population growth rate is sitting around 0.84% which is solid, 2.55% growth since the 2020 Consensus has been recorded.

I do have 2 properties in Philadelphia and the cost was $65k for 825 ft row homes complete gut with new everything, medium grade finishes.

Starting to shift my focus to medium sized multi's and commercial properties (25-100 units). 

.--- In general, is there even a market for these lower to medium-quality, secondary/rural-located parks that tend to be dominated by single-wides?

mainly value add property'severything I own has required light to medium rehab.

That would then be combined with $2-5 mil leverage to purchase a few medium sized multifamily or manufactured housing communities.

If you have one unit that needs to get evicted in a duplex, you're negative every month and at risk of losing the property.On another note, some single family properties are great if you can flip them or turn them into a medium term rental if you can't get the sale price you want.